Do You Wash/Detail Your Own Car? Look HERE!
04-16-2008, 04:53 PM
#34
Man I go to the drive in places. Use their soap/wash spray off. Then use my own sponge and soap. Wash it. Then rinse it off in the bay. Then dry it and detail it all right there. Just don't use their brushes unless you're over being **** about your paint.
I live on a dirt road. Washing my car at home is pointless.
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04-16-2008, 05:02 PM
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nah, he doesn't have that many more... if you go to his site, it just point you to here... http://www.tools-plus.com/porter-cable-7424.html
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04-16-2008, 05:03 PM
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oh no no no... no pressure at all... I'll be there for the wings man 
, don't worry. I had the Atomic one last time and that didn't taste so good. I want to try something else. 
Really, I am a consumer too... If the product is not to my liking, I won't buy. I rather you buy it, be happy with it, and tell all your friends about it, than buy it, hate it, and tell your friends how crappy the product is.
I believe a vendor like me needs the customers more than they need me. (there is alway alternative options ) So please, only buy because you are happy with it and like it. I don't want to "SELL" you the products, I am just here to "INTRODUCE" you the products.
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, don't worry. I had the Atomic one last time and that didn't taste so good. I want to try something else. Really, I am a consumer too... If the product is not to my liking, I won't buy. I rather you buy it, be happy with it, and tell all your friends about it, than buy it, hate it, and tell your friends how crappy the product is.
I believe a vendor like me needs the customers more than they need me. (there is alway alternative options ) So please, only buy because you are happy with it and like it. I don't want to "SELL" you the products, I am just here to "INTRODUCE" you the products. Leo
04-16-2008, 05:04 PM
#39
Just don't do it when it's mad busy. You can usually pull off out of the bay to do the dry down and detail work. I have a travel detail kit in my car all the time. Has a small bottle of wax. Towels. Quick detailer. Tire shine. Window cleaner. The basics.
I wash the outside of my car like once a week or so. People never believe me cause it's dirty after one day...haaa.
04-16-2008, 05:06 PM
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okay, good, because last thing I want is people think of me as some kind of salesman...
I know what yo mean about time... my cars are hella dirty because I am too busy washing other people's car!
I know what yo mean about time... my cars are hella dirty because I am too busy washing other people's car!
04-16-2008, 05:12 PM
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Leo, you should take all of our questions and make it into a FAQ thing for your site for the "articles" section. Or maybe write an article on different techniques for getting out light, medium, and deep scratches/swirls, you know what I mean?
04-16-2008, 05:42 PM
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04-16-2008, 05:47 PM
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that was a great movie. seen it many times. evertime i get something new. i also love wallstreet
if you want the best sales CDs you can listen to, listen to Zig Ziglar, Secrets of Closing the Sale.
This stuff is good for everyone.
Leo, think about selling as this "if you help enough people get what they want, you will get what you want"
so selling is a service of providing people what they want and need in life. nothing bad about selling. greatest profession in life.
04-16-2008, 06:21 PM
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already work in progress. Stay tune!
Ah.. Sorry, don't mean to offend...
I meant the 'other' kind of salesman.
agree. I guess I should have said I don't want people to see me as another pressure salesman...
Stay tune!